New Release: Soulless (Illustrated Edition) by Gail Carriger

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Changing Hands | Indie Bound | Barnes & Noble | iTunes | Amazon

Joining the many other versions of the first in Gail Carriger’s Parasol Protectorate series, is an illustrated hardback (previously in paperback, special edition hardcover, manga and more). It’s a casewrap featuring Alexia and Conall, the endsheets are a glorious hot pink, and the 400+ pages are interspersed with line-art style illustrations.

Visit her website for more information.

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